reads as under:
“7. Ceremonies for a Hindu marriage.—(1) A Hindu
marriage may be solemnized in accordance with the
customary rites and ceremonies ... Hindu
marriage” in accordance with Section 7 of the Act, i.e.,
solemnization of such a marriage, there would be no Hindu
marriage
marriage with a person whose previous marriage was subsisting on the date of marriage, would be void ab initio.
20. The voidness of the marriage ... other marriage, during the subsistence of first marriage would constitute an offence under Section 494 read with Section 17 of the Hindu Marriage
marriage with a person whose previous
marriage was subsisting on the date of marriage, would be
void ab initio. The voidness of the marriage ... other marriage, during the
subsistence of first marriage would constitute an offence
under Section 494 read with Section 17 of the Hindu Marriage
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 it cannot be said that such
marriage would be void. In the instant case, as the
marriage of the appellant, even ... public
interest its violation should not be treated lightly. A
valid Hindu marriage subsists during the life time of either
party to the marriage until
marriage entered into by a Hindu with
a Christian is valid under the provisions of
the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 .
2. The appellant ... Hindu at the time of marriage. Mr. Rao submitted
that since a valid marriage under the Hindu
Marriage Act, 1955 , could only be performed between
Hindu Law-Intercaste marriage-Marriage before the Act-If the
Act has retrospective effect- The Hindu Marriages Validity ... Hindu Widows' Re-Marriage
Act, and even without these words the effect of a marriage
being valid would necessarily have been that the, issue
forms part of the marriage ceremony, was not performed and therefore,
there was no valid marriage in accordance with Hindu rites.
It is undoubtedly true ... make it a valid
marriage. Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act says that a Hindu
marriage may be solemnized in accordance with the customary
with Narain Lal was in accordance with Hindu
rites and all ceremonies connected with a valid Hindu
marriage were performed. This presumption Rameshwari Devi ... marriage.
Under Section 16 of this Act, children of void marriage are
legitimate. Under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 , property
of a male Hindu dying
Hindu Marriage (Removal of Disabilities) Act, 1946. The Hindu Marriage Validity Act, 1949 permitted performance of both forms of inter-caste marriages. Under the Hindu ... Hindu Marriage Act, 1956 and Special Marriage Act, 1954 made the marriage between persons belonging to different castes and religions as valid marriage. Even local
matrimonial court under the Hindu
Marriage Act the claim (of permanent alimony was not to be
valid as ancilliary or incidental to such affectation ... lays down rules relating to the
solemnization and requirements of a valid Hindu marriage as
well as Restitution of Conjugal Rights, Judicial Separation,
Nullity
